If roses stubbornly refuse to please you with their blooming, there may be several reasons for this.
An expert of the online publication BelNovosti, agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh named the factors that can influence such behavior of the queen of flowers.
It turns out that roses will never produce buds if they grow in the wrong place.
What do we mean by "wrong"? These are, first of all, closed shady areas, windy areas, draughty areas, as well as places with a high level of groundwater.
In addition, it will not be possible to assemble a bouquet of roses if they grow next to lilacs, mock orange or spirea.
Instead, plant roses in a separate rose garden or mono-flowerbed.
In addition, make sure that the roses are not strangled by root shoots - this should be removed without delay.
Thin, unproductive shoots should also be removed. Take a tip from English gardeners: the bush should not have shoots that are thinner than a pencil.
